Mary Hamilton
Author Charles Martin hooked me with his first book and I’ve been a fan ever since. His novels contain deep wisdom and turns of thought that make me pause, mouth open. I’ve often said I would read a grocery list if he wrote it. I put off reading his newest release. I’d heart it dealt …
This week, I’m turning the blog over to my friend and fellow author, Annette O’Hare. If you enjoy historical romance, be sure to check out her latest release, Redeeming Light. The Great Galveston Storm September 8, 2018, will mark the one hundred eighteenth anniversary of The Great Storm of 1900. This unnamed hurricane hit …
Going home. The phrase can bring a variety of responses and emotions. When I’m looking for a new book to read, I’m often surprised at the number of novels written on the premise of returning home. The story may involve the death of a family member who wills a house or a business to …
I’m pleased to introduce Linda Yezak to my readers who don’t already know her. She’s another Texas gal, as you might guess from her books. Linda has just released the last book in her Circle Bar Ranch series. Book 1, Give the Lady a Ride, was a 2011 Grace award winner. Linda, for those who haven’t yet …
Today, I have the privilege of introducing my fellow author, Peg Blann Phifer. A retired executive assistant after twenty-one years in the Electrical Wholesale Industry, she lives in the ‘boonies’ of NW Wisconsin. A late bloomer, Peg didn’t start taking writing seriously until age fifty. Her debut novel, To See the Sun, a contemporary romantic suspense, …
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Glenn Haggerty for several years, since we were both in an online critique group with ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers). It’s been fun to exchange tips and woes with him as we each progressed in our journey toward publication and beyond. So I’m excited to interview him now as …
Once a month, I like introducing you to author friends of mine and one of their books. Today, I’m excited to introduce a lady I met while going to a writers conference several years ago. I lived in Houston, she lived in Dallas, but we connected through our ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers) membership and …
Looking for a good book to read? Here’s a few I’ve read. The House on Foster Hill by Jaime Jo Wright If you like stories about spooky houses, you’ll enjoy this book. The heroine, Kaine Prescott, is a widow who has tried unsuccessfully to convince California authorities that her husband’s death was murder. Hoping for …
since I posted anything here. But I’ve got some exciting news! First, have you seen this awesome giveaway from BookSweeps? You can win my first book, Hear No Evil, plus books from an amazing collection of 15+ middle-grade fiction authors. To make the deal even sweeter, there’s a Kindle Fire thrown in for the Grand …
Speak No Evil, Book 2 in the Rustic Knoll Bible Camp series, releases in less than one week!! Watch a trailer to see what it’s all about. Then take a picture of a Ford Mustang. It doesn’t have to be yours, and it doesn’t have to be a classic. Look around a parking lot for a …
If you’re on Goodreads and entered my recent giveaway contest, thank you! I’m honored to see that over 500 people entered. Fifteen lucky winners were chosen and will soon be receiving their copy of Hear No Evil, Book 1 in the Rustic Knoll Bible Camp series. In addition, they will also receive a copy of …
Unraveled By Heidi McCahan About the Book: Blind-sided by her questionable fiance, Lauren Carter returns to the one place she’s been avoiding, the place she used to call home. As she’s forced to look into the eyes of her past and even worse, her unraveling future she discovers that running only leaves you out of …
